Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
SOCIETY FOR A WEEK.


The mining engineers and their ladies spe,
several days here and were entertained
right royalty. The banquet which wal
given in their honor last Thursday evenin,
at Renshaw hall was the most dazzling SO
cial event that has taken place this season
1t was a gathering of wealth, q spectacle O
beauty, a magnificent display Of superb anG
costly toilets, and a feast OF pleasure. over
flowing with everything to tempt the appe
tite. The hall was abIaze with light, anC
the handsome adornments of the tables
were displayed to great advantage, anc
wine, wit and mirth combined to add zest
and enjoyment to the occasion. The stag
was occupied by the Alice band, who dis
persed most excellent music. Hon. W. A
Clark proposed three cheers for them
which al given with hearty good will, anc
thus closed the banquet which will live il
the memory of both host and guests as on,
of the pleasantest incidents of their lives.
A PICNIC.
Mrs. Godfrey Lavell gave a very pleas
ant picnic yesterday at Columbia Gardens
in honor of Misses Norma and BERTHE Rob
inson, of Deer Lodge. About thirty youus
girls and boys were conveyed to the Gar
dens in the band wagon of Lavell Brothers
in the morning and chaperoned by the fol
lowing ladies. Mrs. Marcus DAILY, Mrs. c.
8. Warren. Mrs. Pfouts, Mrs. Gen. Dana,
| Mrs. Geo. lockwood, Mrs. Tarlbot, Mrs. P.
| A.. Largey, Mrs. Thos. Lavell and Miss
| Clara Wilcox. The ladies had provided an
elegant repast. which was partaken of with
much zest. About 6 o'clock they returned
to the city, after having passed an enjoya.
BILE day.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Cora Young entertained a few
friends very pleasantly last Thursday
evening at her parents residence on East
Granite street. Music, dancing and social
converse occupied the hours until about
midnight, when refreshments were served
and the guests adjourned. Those present
we're: Misses Nettie and Eva Strasburger,
Miss Maude Reznor, Miss Addie Foster,
Miss Mabel Beal, Miss Laura Barker, Miss
Kate Hennessy, Miss Topsy Bishop, Mr..
A. J. Davis, jr., Mr.. Perrin Irvine, Mr.. w
Lewis. Prof. A. C. Newell, Mr.. E. Gordon
and Ed. Knowlden.
Mrs. Frank Linforth will join her
husband in Philadelphia about the
9th. Her sister Miss Hattie White
who has spent several months visiting in
Butte will return to San FeanGsdo about
the same time. The latter will be the guest
of Mrs. E. Siegal this week.
Mr.. W. A. Clark left the city last Friday
eveningforNew York City, where he will meet
hiswife who will accompany him to one of the
fashionable watering resorts for the sum
mer. During his absence Gen, and Mrs.
Dana will occupy his residence.
Mrs. j. X. Clark entertained a few friends
at an elegant luncheon last Monday. Her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Warren and Charley Clark.
Mr.. F. Van Zandt. President OF the Blue
bird company arrived from New York YES
terday accompanied by his wife and
daughter, and Mr.. and Miss Lubbock.
Mr.. T. Nj. Carol. of Pike county, Mis-.
souri,, arrived in Butte yesterday. He will
visit his daughter, Mrs. Col. P. R Dolman.
Among the pleasant entertainments OF
the past week was the excellent perform
ance of Edna Courtney at the Grand Opera
House.
Mr.. Joseph Broughton left for Philips
burg last Friday morning.
Mr.. Frank Miles of Stuart is in the city.
Messrs. W.. H. Thompson, Judge Knowl &
and John Bordeaux who hane been in
Helena the past week, returned from
Helena yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. McCune and children re-
turned from Helena yesterday.
Mrs. Morris Sands came overfrom Helena
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Carr spent last Friday at
Stuart the guest of Mrs. s. Hauswirth.
A match game of base ball will be played
to-day between the boys belonging to the
fire depar. ment and the Butte Club.
Master Willie Dixon is visiting in Deer
Lodge.
Prof. A. c. Newil will soon 60 to Ogden,
where he has been offered the posi-
ton of of professor OF the Episcopalschool.
The Rev. Mr.. Mcmillan returned to Deer
Lodge last Friday.
Mrs. Geo. lockwood entertained a party
OF friends very pleasantly last Monday
evening.
Professor and Mrs. Clinton Moore we're
over from Cable last week and attended the
banquet.
Messrs. Julian Smith and N. Majors left
the city last evening for Melrose to begin
work on the Hauser-C Cleveland mines.
The members of the Juvenile Jems'' con-
template giving a picnic soon.
A party of ladies picniced at Columbia
Gardens last Friday. Those in the party
Mrs. M. Emerson, Mrs. J. Gillie, Mrs.
Maslin, Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. w. W. Dixon went over to the CAPT
tai last Friday.
Mr.. j. F. Shields, of Chicago, is in the city.
Mr.. Sylvester Sands returned to Helena
Mr.. M. J. Gallagher and a party OF gen.
tlemen will spend to-day at the Warm
Messrs. John Forbis and Perrin Irwin will
spend to-day at the Big Hole fishing.
Mr.. B. Grant spent last Friday at Ana
DR.. L. J. Murray, Geo. H. Casey and j.
Jacobs spent last Thursday in Anaconda.
Mr.. W. M. Cairns is expected home this
week.
Mr.. c. w. Goodale accompanied the
party of Mining Engineers to the Yellow.
tone Park.
Miss Mary Houswirth returned to Stu
lrt last Thursday.
Mr.. Ross Clark and family are expected |
. arrive in Butte on the goth.
Mr.. D. s. Murray will leave Butte in a
ew days for Salt Lake. where he will per.
nanently reside.
Mr.. 1. Simons returned home on Friday
rom a pleasant visit in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. M. C. Fish arrived yesterday from
Mr., I. c. Baker came over from Helena
yesterday.
Mr.. E. Siegel, of the firm of Goldsmith T.
o., went to Salt Lake yesterday on a bust
ess trip. He will be absent about a
eek.
Mr.. w. c. Busket came over from Helena
esterday.
Mr.. G. Raxon, of Chicago, arrived in the
ity yesterday.
Mr.. J. B. Losee, of Glendale, is in the
ity.
Mrs. VIM. Reed and Miss Nina Daft are
over from Anaconda Thursday,
nd will be the guests of Mrs. J. K. Clark.
Mr.. George B. Temple. a representative
/ Messrs. Carson, Prize, Scott & Co., is in
he city.
Mr.: G. L. Tracy, of Chicago, arrived in
10 city yesterday.
Mr.. B. w. Otis and wife, of Brooklyn, N.
:, is in the city.
Mr.. J. E. Thomas, of Chicago. is in the
ty, aud is domiciled at the St. Nicholas.
MI. j. r. Wharton, wife and baby, Miss
/. Noyes. Mr.. w. Noyes and MIR. w.
will go to FORESTS next Weddes- :